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Worked on this web application with the great people at Kunoichi. Users could create their own snowboard design using the online tools and uploading images and then submit it to be entered into a sweepstakes. For more information on this project, go here!

The other main project I worked on while employed at Campbell-Ewald was a massive redesign of Chevy.com. There were quite a few Art Directors working on this site, but the main section of the site that I was responsible for was Fuel Solutions.

One of the most important campaigns I worked on while I was at Campbell-Ewald was the Chevy Fuel campaign. Since this was such an important launch for Chevy, obviously a lot of advertising dollars went to online advertising and strategic partnerships with other websites. This Flash microsite was done with Kelly Blue Book’s recently-launched Green section of their website. I was responsible for the art direction on this project.

This project was really more of a conceptual one. The Hasbro client had an idea for a place where users could come and create their own characters and movies. I created this design in order to help visualize what we could actually do with a site like this. I handled the art direction.

Jumpgate Evolution is a space-based MMORPG, so of course I had some really cool artwork to start with for this design. This website was a microsite that would be used to get users to sign up for the beta release of the game. I was responsible for the design and HTML/CSS.

Another website for a group of very talented musicians. These guys create custom music for film and advertising. I love working with textures in web design. I handled the design, HTML/CSS, and integrated their music into a Flash player.

Designed this cool, interactive gamer card that users would be able to load in their Xbox Live user info and then share or embed it across the internet. I was obviously not playing enough video games at the time I was working on this. Those are some really weak stats!

Sea of Japan is a group of very talented musicians and I designed this one-page website to promote their album Black Out the Stars. Make sure you download the record… it’s free! I again had the pleasure of working with Brian Berryman’s drawings to use in this design, but was also responsible for the HTML/CSS and integrating their music into a Flash player.

This had been a print-only publication for years, but I always felt — during my time at Detroit Media Partnership — that the Michigan College Guide would be a perfect online product. While championing this product, I was also responsible for the design and HTML/CSS.

It’s always fun working on designs for a new business pitch; you get to be as creative as you want! For this product, I came up with a new, modern logo and created this look and feel using a color palette that I had seen on a rug at Target. I was very happy with the end result.